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Newspaper
San Antonio Light
Location
San Antonio, Texas, United States of America
Date
Feb 14, 1932
Page
34
A garbled survey of famous figures from the arts and entertainment world references Ogden Nash George Gershwin Paul Whiteman and others. It notes eccentric self-portraits creative aims and public personas in a collage of names and snippets with scattered typos and odd phrasing.
The Leipsig annual spring fair will run on March 6 featuring restiles sporting goods and furniture with technical displays for building and engineering industries. Last year 1154 foreign undertakings were represented and over 150000 merchants attended, with 39 inner city buildings housing 1032 exhibits across large halls near the city center.
Ancient bone finds reveal a 65 foot brachiosaur and armored six foot jawed creatures. Paleontologists from the Jas Angeles Museum of Arts and Sciences, including Dr. Chester L. Stock, reconstruct a massive primeval beast and report on a region once part of the Great American Desert. Expedition will return to Ulab to continue digs amid blocked roads and harsh winters.
Puzzle fragment listing numerous cryptic clues and garbled entries from a 1932 crossword page. Contains word fragments, partial definitions, and misread letters. no clear solvable grid. Highlights include references to animals, objects, and geographical hints, with many OCR errors and incomplete words.
Fragmented reminiscences describe how Lincoln’s memory shaped his youth and career, noting a vast memory for verses and prose learned from books. It also mentions a historic 146 million dollar payment tied to a major industrial acquisition and goodwill, with public reaction and new ownership details.
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